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Jake Dixon an Irish cybersecurity expert appears on this episode of the Irish Tech News podcast

I talk to Jake Dixon an Irish cybersecurity expert who has discovered a major security flaw with wind farms in Ireland and various countries worldwide. Jake talks about how he discovered this major security flaw, how this security flaw can be fixed, what can happen if this security flaw is not fixed and what countries are affected.

Jake Dixon on the Irish Tech News podcast

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